Dalhia OS: Chrome OS, Android and Linux came together

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https://www.techrepublic.com/article/dahliaos-look-into-what-googles-fuschia-could-become/

..dahliaOS isn’t a standard Linux distribution. Instead, this take on the OS is based on Google’s unfinished Fuchsia and combines it with the Linux kernel to create a desktop operating system that looks and feels like what Chrome OS would be if it were designed and maintained by open-source developers. So, it’s very Chrome OS-like but still retains the feeling of being a traditional operating system…

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How does this non-GNU OS relates to the GNU and its principles and, in particular, does it change in any way the possibility of using the Free Software Foundation’s General Public License?

https://www.gnu.org/home.en.html

By the way, ‘Chrome OS’ = ‘Chromium’, right?

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dahliaOS is Linux/GNU…

Dahlia OS Linux/GNU or Zircon/Fuchsia, Pangolin Desktop

OscarCP wrote:

By the way, ‘Chrome OS’ = ‘Chromium’, right?

Chromium is a browser. Chrome OS is an Operating system. Chromium OS is an open source operating system Chrome OS is not open source.

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